Since you've added several specific brands already, how about:

McDonalds, Chic-fil-A, Wendy's, Burger King, Sonic, etc.

Dentist, Optometrist

Convenience Store or Quick-Mart 

Friend, Family, Meeting  (I'm not sure what they would look like, but it would be nice to distinguish, quantify and summarize time spend at these categories of places)

On a lighter note...

Just on principle, shouldn't the Gas Station icon be removed! Or at least changed to "Service Station" with a different icon like a mechanic? If anyone is going to gas pumps, they shouldn't be here, right?  ;-)

Thanks

-Andy

I've tried to read through as many of the sleep threads as I could, but I have several questions and requests that I haven't seen.

To confirm my understanding - there is a difference between Deep Sleep and manually disabling logging, correct? In Deep Sleep, there is logging at least every hour as TeslaFi checks in, right? So I would just suggest that this distinction be noted on the Settings page since "This mode will disable logging all together" doesn't seem accurate to me.

Also, what I'm seeing during Deep Sleep periods is about 60 minutes of sleep followed by about 10-15 minutes of Idle. My question is, why does it need to have this idle period? If no changes are found, couldn't the sleep period just be shown as continuing uninterrupted? If this can't be done, how about a way to "rollup" or merge (like is possible with drives) the multiple cycles of sleep/idle? I don't really want to delete them, but would prefer they don't take up so much screen space.

Finally, would it be possible to be able to set multiple Deep Sleep time periods in Settings? I'd like to have one for both Home and Work. 

Thanks for listening!

-Andy

Greetings. I'm a brand new subscriber and am thrilled with TeslaFi!

My first request: Would it be possible to have a user-configurable auto-refresh interval for the website main page? Maybe with a minimum value to avoid too much extra load on the server. 

If that's not feasible, how about a large Refresh button on the header bar? It's not always easy to hit the little refresh circle in the browser while driving. Along with or in lieu of this, how about just a more prominent time display of when the page was last loaded? I understand that this can usually be seen by looking at the end time of the current idle, drive, etc. but it doesn't hurt to ask, right?

Thanks for a fantastic app!

-Andy

Plugsurfing

The new motion

Can this be fixed? Some values are way off.

The calendar view for 8/17 shows 525.78 miles total - which is > 100 miles low.  It appears that the last drive of the day is not included - and that drive ended right around midnight.  The mileage for that drive is not included in the 8/18 daily summary on the calendar either.  Obviously midnight is special ...   :-)

Clicking on the share link next to a drive just redirects to the Shared Drives page with nothing on it. This happens with the share icon on the summary page and the drive details page.

Fab data - I love TeslaFi :-).

However... the Avg Temperature figures are displaying too low on the Calendar view (changed in past week or so).  This seems to be impacting the daily and monthly averages on this view.

I'm using deep sleep mode as only sleep mode, since I want to have the ability to connect to the car at all hours.

My feature request for deep sleep mode it, that it waits for 5 minutes before it kicks in when I arrive at home during the overnight hours.

I miss charging sessions, since deep sleep kicks in immediately when I put the car in Park after arriving home. If it somehow would wait 5 minutes, that wouldn't be a problem.

Cheers, Christian.

When I'm looking at the detailed minute-by-minute records for a drive, I often wonder exactly what map location is associated with a particular event or moment in a drive.  (For example, where exactly is the maximum elevation point in the drive?)

It would be helpful to be able to click next to the lat/long field and get a pop-up map of that exact location -- something which should be very easy to do with the maps API that TeslaFi uses.